The CBP officer utilized a new technology which uses facial recognition to determine if the passenger was, in fact, the true bearer of the U.S. passport. Keep Reading
"We’ve never really understood how big a problem we're trying to solve,” says Border Patrol’s strategic analysis chief. Keep Reading
"China is wielding a great deal of capital and its massive market to advance its agenda," notes a new report by multinational services network Deloitte. Keep Reading
The study found that while AFR can enable police to identify persons of interest and suspects where they would probably not otherwise have been able to do so, considerable investment and changes to police operating procedures are required to generate consistent results. Keep Reading
Customers flying direct to an international destination on Delta, Aeromexico, Air France, KLM or Virgin Atlantic Airways can now choose to use facial recognition technology from curb to gate. Keep Reading
"The USSS believes that deploying facial recognition technology will allow USSS law enforcement personnel to conduct a facial comparison prior to interaction or engagement.” Keep Reading
So far, U.S. Customs and Border Protection identified 46 individuals illegally entering the country at the southwest border, including 26 impostors, according to a report by Nextgov. Keep Reading
Inadmissible foreign nationals sometimes use U.S. passports belonging to others to attempt illegal entry into the United States with may be stolen, purchased or even “borrowed.” Keep Reading
“With the threat to aviation evolving every day, developing the next generation of security technology with our industry partners is critically important,” said TSA Administrator David Pekoske Keep Reading
The facial recognition technology reported a mismatch between the photo embedded in the passport chip and the woman who presented the travel document. Keep Reading
